QR Code Generator with Logo
Create a branded QR code with your company logo or icon in the center. Upload your logo, set your brand colors, and download a print-ready QR code that is still fully scannable. Free, no watermark, no account required.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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Buy me a coffeeWhat is QR Code Generator with Logo?
A logo QR code (also called a branded QR code) places your logo image in the center of the QR code. This works because QR codes include built-in error correction — up to 30% of the code can be obscured and the QR can still be decoded. By setting error correction to level H (highest), a logo can cover the center without breaking the scan.
This tool renders the QR pattern and overlays your logo at a configurable size in the center. The result is a fully scannable, visually branded QR code you can use on business cards, packaging, posters, and marketing materials. Your logo is processed entirely in your browser — it is never uploaded to our servers.
How to Use QR Code Generator with Logo
Enter the URL or content you want to encode (website URL, UPI ID, contact info, etc.)
In the Design panel, click "Upload Logo" and select your PNG or JPEG logo
Adjust the logo size (20–30% of QR width is typical) and padding
Set error correction to H — this is required for logo QR codes to remain scannable
Customize colors to match your brand, preview the result, then download PNG or SVG
Common Use Cases
- Business cards: place your website URL as a branded QR with your company logo
- Restaurant menus: WiFi or menu URL QR code with your restaurant logo
- Product packaging: encode a product page URL with brand logo for unboxing discovery
- Event badges and lanyards: QR links to speaker bio or event app with logo
- Marketing flyers: QR to landing page with brand colors and logo for trust
- Retail signage: payment QR or product QR with store logo for brand consistency
Example Input and Output
Adding a company logo to a website URL QR code:
URL: https://yourcompany.com
Logo: company-logo.png (uploaded)
Logo size: 25% of QR width
Error correction: H (required for logos)
Colors: #1a1a2e (dark) on whiteQR code: encodes https://yourcompany.com
Center: company-logo.png overlaid at 25% size
Scannable: yes — H error correction absorbs logo coverage
Download: branded-qr.png (512×512) or branded-qr.svgHow This Tool Works
The tool encodes the URL or payload into a QR matrix and renders it using qr-code-styling. When a logo is uploaded, it is decoded into an HTMLImageElement and drawn over the center of the QR canvas at the configured size and padding. Error correction level H is applied to ensure sufficient redundancy. The resulting composite Canvas is exported as PNG via canvas.toBlob() or as an SVG with the logo embedded as a data URL. The file is downloaded directly — no server involved.
Technical Stack
Privacy First
Your logo is processed entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. It is never uploaded to, transmitted to, or stored on our servers. The branded QR image is generated locally and downloaded directly to your device.
Test Before You Print
Always test the logo QR code with at least two different phones (iPhone and Android) before sending to print. Test at the actual print size — zoom in on your screen to simulate. If the scan fails, reduce the logo size by 5% or increase error correction to H.
SVG vs PNG for Branded QR Codes
Download SVG for large-format printing (banners, posters, packaging). SVG scales without pixelation. Download PNG at 1024px or 2048px for standard print materials (business cards, flyers, standees). For digital use (web, email), 512px PNG is sufficient.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the QR code still scan with a logo in the center?
Yes, if error correction is set to H (High). QR codes with level H can recover from up to 30% data loss. A centered logo typically covers 20–25% of the QR area, which stays within that limit. Always test the final QR code with at least two different phone cameras before printing.
What error correction level should I use with a logo?
Always use level H (High) when adding a logo. The other levels — L (7%), M (15%), Q (25%) — do not leave enough redundancy for a visible center logo. The tool automatically upgrades to H when you upload a logo.
What logo file format should I upload?
PNG with transparent background gives the cleanest result because the QR pattern shows through transparent areas. JPEG also works for simple square logo images. Keep the logo file under 500KB for fast rendering.
How large can the logo be?
The logo should cover at most 25–30% of the QR code width. Larger logos reduce scannability. In the Design panel, the logo size slider controls this as a percentage. Most well-recognized logos work best at 20–25%. Simpler logos (a single icon or letter) can go to 30%.
Can I add a logo to a WiFi QR code or UPI QR code?
Yes. Select the WiFi or UPI type, fill in the credentials or UPI ID, then upload your logo in the Design panel. This is useful for cafe WiFi QR codes with the cafe logo, or a business's UPI payment QR with their brand logo.
Is there a watermark on downloaded QR codes?
No. There is no watermark, no hidden branding, and no account required. The downloaded PNG or SVG is completely clean and ready to use commercially.
What colors should I use for a branded QR code?
The QR module color (dark squares) must have sufficient contrast against the background. Avoid light-colored modules on a white background — scanners need a dark-to-light contrast ratio of at least 4:1. Dark brand colors (navy, dark green, charcoal, black) on white work well. Avoid reversing to white modules on a dark background — many phone cameras struggle with inverted QR codes.
Can I make a circular QR code or use rounded corners and dot styles?
Yes. In the Design panel, choose a dot style (square, rounded, or dot/circle) and a corner style for the three position markers. Circular and dot-based QR codes look more polished for branded material, but denser or more decorative dot styles reduce the effective error-correction margin. Keep error correction at H when combining a logo with a stylized dot pattern, and always scan-test the final design before printing.
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